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Because I don't like people being excluded from something they might be interested in. "It's only a..." can be used for anything since it's only a game. And whatever it is, I will use it. The birthday gifts have had plenty of exclusives so far and I fully expect more exclusive stuff in the 10th. I just hope they keep it to a minimum.

I never liked exclusive stuff. "Hey, how do you get that?" "Wait 10 years." Although it would be amusing to run around with the title "Geriatric" in red.

Slow down and only do a little bit per day. It's longer than you think and you WILL burn out if you keep trying to rush through it. Personally, I worked on the 250 of each currency (Bjora Marches mainly) and grinding some extra gold for treats early on to break up the grind, since I knew I would need them later.

This would feel VERY out of place since everything has a function in game. Closest thing would be to allow players to use Warclaw in PvE, but still need PoF and to unlock it for PvP.

Naw, it's the truth. I run through maps on foot, grinding enemies and gathering. Not excellent gold making, but it's mindless fun. In theory, mounted players come and finish events before you arrive. In reality, most events are ignored.

Oh yeah, I would definitely buy that.

Classes are very different from each other and generally different from what you expect. If you aren't liking something you are playing, try a different one. As for leveling, I'd suggest exploring. Killing enemies, gathering crafting materials, finding new areas, unlocking points of interests, using vistas, etc. all grant decent experience. Progression is very horizontal at 80, and you'll find that unlocking all those waypoints while leveling becomes a big help for various things you'll find yourself doing.

I dunno, it's pretty incredible how much bank space they take up.

Yup. Yup. Similar thing happened to me last weekend. For whatever reason, there's a group of people who play Dragonfall until 4/4 camps , then abandons the map. Just wait, it'll fill back up before Kralkatorrik.

I bought some rare Ritualist gear off the TP and paired them with Laurel ascended accessories with similar stats. I pulled through the Kaineng Strike for my Turtle like that. If you are doing something where having exotic actually matters over rare, you probably have the gold to buy exotics from the TP. Rare is more than enough to experience a new playstyle.

I hate Jumping Puzzles too. However, I am glad they are in the game because I enjoy the fact that GW2 has content diversity, even if it's content I hate. There are actually many things I don't enjoy. However, I would never ask Anet to remove or reduce them for MY benefit because I view that as quite selfish; as if what I enjoy is more important than what other people enjoy.

Kinda. Iirc the original design was to be a pseudo pet, but that was too many extra NPCs so it's just an animation that plays on activation of Jade Bot mechanics. Jade Bot has its own tab in the Hero Panel, like Mounts, Gliders, Equipment, etc. So if you think about it from the original perspective, it's a companion you equip with a power core and some extra functions based upon the character you are using. Being unique and highly technical, you need to use a specific jade bot workbench to change anything about it. Since it has been reduced from companion to animation, it feels more like a weird accessory slot that requires extra steps to deal with and an odd Mastery.

Ok, I'm a shameless consumer. I play games because I enjoy playing them. They are a complete waste of time and money. There is zero reason to discuss whether X is more "consumer friendly" than Y. All that matters is that I am entertained.

Oh, yeah, definitely. $50 giftcard from work got me Infinite (spirit) gathering and Thousand seas pavilion recently. But I am at a time and place where I can throw money at worthless crap. If something comes up that I really want, I can just throw money at it. In a situation where real cash is tight? I'd only spend Gems on things that I have no other way of getting.

Farming gold to buy gems to farm gold seems like a waste. I wouldn't get the tools. For Black Lion Chest keys? Once a week you can level a character to 10 and do the personal story for one. You also have ~30% chance to get one from (Non-City or South Shore) map completion. If you don't have an empty character slot, buying one for this would be cheaper. Make a new character each week, do the personal story for the key and a complete a few maps, should get a few keys each week this way. I'd suggest the Cyber Skyscale from your choices. Since buying gems is not realistic for you, it's best to limit your choices to things that have no other option but to use Gems.

It really depends on your interests and how you play. But Gold is gained from basically everything and everywhere, while wallet stuff tends to be more specific. I'd only convert some if you just need a little extra Gold for something right now, than to burn it all up just for the sake of having Gold.

Elder Scrolls Online exists. Living world is dirt cheap compared to their Non-Expansion paid content.

I see it as a value change. Some traits and items lost value due to buffs being permanent. Other traits and items are now more useful BECAUSE you no longer need to focus on buff acquisition and duration. The only issue I see with this is that it widens the gap between open world and instanced content, making nearly all open world support play obsolete.

I'm happy with them. They aren't perfect, but neither is anything else. They add to the game without overshadowing previous features. They can be further expanded upon with future updates.

I run support Specter on world boss events. I try to find a group a little away from the mass and keep my Boons up (which means their boons are up) while DPSing/avoiding mechanics. This allows me to get better/fine tune my build and no one is affected if I fail.

Keep them in your wallet. You don't need them for a while, then suddenly you'll spend a ton at once. Like I bought the Fishing skins for a ton of Karma, then turned around a bought a bunch of ascended accessories for Laurels for a character I haven't touched in years.

I believe they did the best with Thief and Necro. Might not always be the Meta, but they have the greatest feeling of Espec diversity.

If they want to boost Meta completion, they need to include Meta mechanics into the basic Dragons End map. You want CC in the Meta? Require it in the rest of the map. You want DPS target swapping between two ends of a football field? Require it on the basic events. Wisp thing (whatever it is)? Put it in somewhere else as well. When the Meta pops, even the average player will have the abilities they need already on their skill bars and have basic training on the mechanics.

I'd just like more exploration underwater. They don't need to update everything or balance it all. Don't need events or Metas. It can stay clunky and obnoxious. Just stop making underwater so bland on every map.

Anything in my bags are just in a layover between their flight from enemies to either Material Storage or Trading Post. Excess garbage is dumped on the numerous vendors that litter the world. If something is building up in my bags, I am clearly not using it up faster than I get it, so it's probably not worth the bag space anyway. If it's important enough to keep, Bank it. Time is gold. The more time you spend trying to sift through the garbage filling your bags, the more time you are burning for a meager amount of extra profit. I'd be asking myself why I need extra bag space. What is taking up my precious inventory that makes it worth spending so much gold/time to make it worth keeping?